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S11E12: NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Final, MLB Greg Crone
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Myles Garrett, AJ Brown, Tarik Skubal Sweepstakes, Stacey Collier
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470: Sometimes a Win is Really a Loss Matt Crone
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459. The Mandalorian and Grogu REVIEW (SPOILERS) Seth Everett
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331: An Insane Amount of Sports in June Chris Horwedel
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266: Forgotten Series: Shawn Green Michael Dault
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Episode 375: All-May, All-Journeyman, and Labor Talks Chase Madorsky
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San Antonio Spurs @ Oklahoma City Thunder: Game 7 Chris Horwedel
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469: 32 Words in 90 Seconds Matt Crone
On this week’s episode, we begin by discussing Fernando Tatis’ grand-slam on a 3-0 count against late in a game against the Texas Rangers, and how baseball’s unwritten rules need to change to help promote young, exciting players like Tatis. From there, we discuss Reds’ commentator Thom Brennaman’s dismissal from the broadcast booth for uttering a homophonic slur on air, the Mets being hit with COVID-19 and the delay of the Subway Series, Trevor Bauer squaring off against Rob Manfred yet again, a trade between the Phillies and Red Sox, injuries to James Paxton, Alex Bregman, and Gleyber Torres, and the return of Harvey Day.
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Chase Madorsky is a UCLA graduate and baseball fanatic who lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete of all-time and is still convinced that David Wells should be the model for all aspiring pitchers. He supports his hometown New York Yankees and is currently waiting for the reemergence of his beloved New York Giants, New York Knicks, and UCLA Bruins.
The Hardwood Herald’s Corey Tulaba and Larry Villains revisit the comedy classic “Baseketball” featuring Matt Stone and Trey Parker
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